Why following your heart is the key to success

Many of you may be graduating from high school or college. You may be thinking about what you want to do for the rest of your life. You may also feel pressure for things you never thought about when you were busy with carefree, such as making the right choice or taking the right path. Maybe other people always make these choices for you. Now it's time to bow down and make some of your own choices. Maybe you ignore a very important factor to attract your attention. Did you hear that sound? That little voice in your head keeps pulling you to your wildest dream? Do you think they could be a possibility? That's your voice. The more you listen, the more satisfied you are with your choice. Of course, listening to you can be counterproductive - whether it's a relationship or something else. However, as time goes on, you almost always realize that it will backfire, and you have to feel uncomfortable for a while to learn some important courses. I am 27 years old. I left high school ten years ago (I'm still trying to focus on this little fact!) I can't afford to go to college, so I can't think of a way to go to college. So far, in my field, I've done a good job. Over the years, I tried many different things and finally decided to follow my dream of becoming a writer / music journalist. All the other roads are wrong for me. I didn't listen to my heart, I paid the price. I just hope I can listen earlier. As a fledgling music reporter, when I watch my peers become the cliche of their environment, I often feel that I am a different kind of industry, and do everything else as before. I'm not saying it's a problem; everyone operates in a different way, and some things are just better for others. At first, I almost flinched because I was afraid of not being good enough, or because I could not judge a person's art severely in my whole life. To be sure, most music journalists tend to check their morality and respect for others at the door. I know that if I want to start writing about music, I have to write in my own way, otherwise I will not be satisfied (or proud) in the way I want to. I could have followed what happened around me, but that little voice told me to be strong and develop my own voice while cultivating artists, instead of taking them down as the backbone of everything I did. I am famous for my positive power in the music industry. If I don't listen attentively, I will never achieve anything. One day, the little voice in your head will have a friend. Let's call her Felicia. Felicia will always tell you what you want will never happen. Your hallucinations make her uncomfortable, so she'll try to tear up things she doesn't understand. She will tell you that everything you do is wrong, and the only way to succeed is to follow the status quo that has proved effective in the past. Felicia will show up uninvited and point out every defect you have. Finally you have to say, "goodbye, Felicia! "Then take back your life. She suppresses your heart with her bad mood, and you don't care about that kind of life. Fear is OK, but you still have to pursue what you want in this life. There is no one else on the planet who can realize your dream except you. You can't just talk about this - you have to work hard! Only you know what's best for you. It's not easy, but it's worth it. Success doesn't depend on how much money you make or what kind of car you drive. Of course, those things are good, but they are just luxury goods. Success is at the end of your life, no regrets. This has an impact on where change is needed. It is changing the lives of those in need. It's time to

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